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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1953
Page
3
American Can Company opens a new 220000 square foot metal container plant on Route 441 in Plymouth to produce citrus canisters for global markets. The single story facility employs about 150 people and has a rated annual capacity of 300000000 cans.
Dorans in Lake county hospitals included Col. Lambert Turner James Cox Arvine Bowdish Mrs Lenore Hollinger Thomas Fromberger Waterman Memorial Eustis and Mrs J H Jubb Durham Young Leesburg with the week’s admissions listed.
The Creative Writers group will meet next Tuesday at 10 am at the Public Library headquarters. Chairman Mrs. Isabelle Gassett invites Mount Dora newcomers to attend, with manuscripts on the subject "Christmas."
Public invited to Friday opening of Florida's new American Can Co plant in Plymouth with a two day celebration. Mount Dora workers lead ceremonies. Richard Dufour to present piggy bank souvenirs. A. Syd Herlong to head ceremonies with state and national visitors. Plant features include 220000 square feet, 300 million containers yearly capacity, 28 car rail siding, and a 10 dock trucking facility.
Mount Dora high school prepares its junior class play Three Damsels and a Dam to be performed December 12 at 8 p.m. in the Community building. The cast features an artist novelist cigarette girl singer engineer dam workers Indian children and traveling Americans.
The article lists individuals including Jerry Dake Barbara Moots Patty Johnson Marvin Day Tommy Cleary and the Indian children Verlon Hughes and Butch Alexander. No further context is provided in the readable text.
Dr. Robert R. Reed announces a Church Council meeting of the Community church to be held Monday at 7 15 p m at the church with members invited to attend and participate in church discussions.
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